Brother Ocean The Pacific Ocean viewed from Woodlark Island in Papua New Guinea, the station of the PIME Missionaries’first martyr, Blessed John Mazzucconi. By Fr. Giorgio Licini, PIME In Poland, the UN returns to discussing a report about climate by the Caritas of the Pacific states. An ecological question coincides with the recognition of the […]
The Missionary Farmer Bro. Ottorino is not one to wear a cassock, and he is never afraid to get his hands dirty, either! By Emanuela Citterio Brother Ottorino Zanatta, 68, is a PIME Missionary Brother and a farmer. He lives in Cameroon, where, in 2010, he accepted the challenge of renovating a farm that is […]
What Does a Missionary Brother Do? Bro. Ottorino Zanatta, PIME, is an agricultural expert who uses his talants and experiences to teach others in Cameroon. By Bro. Fabio Mussi, PIME Often, introducing myself to people I have never met before, I am asked this question: “What does a Missionary Brother do?” As an example I […]
A Vocation to Rediscover Bro. Fabio tests out a man’s brand new wheelchair that he helped him secure in Cameroon. This year, the PIME Institute wants to reflect on the vocation of the Missionary Brothers. A choice that is possible and very relevant in the Church and Missions of today.“What is a religious missionary brother?” […]
Healthcare in the Far North of Cameroon Bro. Fabio Mussi, PIME, is the Coordinator of Codas Caritas in the Diocese of Yaguoa, Cameroon.The violence of Boko Haram has made the difficult situation of healthcare in the region that much worse. After the publishing of the November/December Mission World, we received a Christmas letter from Brother […]
Half a Century of Fidelity All PIME Priests, Brothers, and Lay Missionaries in Cameroon gathered in Kaélé to celebrate a Liturgy to commemorate 50 years of PIME Missionary presence in the country. By Gerolamo Fazzini PIME’s mission in Cameroon has a personality all its own – a “dual” mission focusing on both evangelization and the […]
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